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Suicide car bomb kills 15 south of Baghdad-police
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A suicide car bomb has killed at least 15 people in the town of Musayyib, south of Baghdad, | a police official says. | The official said on Saturday that 20 were wounded in ... (photo: Getty Images) | |
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Palestinian leader plans to press militants on truce
GAZA CITY -- Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas is expected to meet today with militant leaders to push them to honor a days-old cease-fire marred by mortar and rocket attacks on Israeli targets, accord... (photo: WN file/Ahmed Deeb) | |
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Brown plans UK's world leadership
Gordon Brown is to promise Labour's spring conference he will make Britain a world leader in education, science, business and enterprise. | The chancellor is expected to stress his confidence in Labou... (photo: Graeme Robertson/Getty Images)
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Iran nuclear row could spiral out of control
By Alistair Lyon | LONDON: Nobody sees military action as the best way to tame Iran's suspected nuclear weapons ambitions, but as the rhetoric heats up, mutual miscalculation could suck Tehran and Was... (photo: WN)
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China, India to overtake Japan by 2020
| FRANKFURT: China and India will be the world’s second and third largest economies by 2020, pushing Japan into fourth place, according to research by Deutsche Bank... (photo: Xinhua )
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Congo militias force thousands from homes
| Some 85,000 people fearing rape, robbery or death have fled a surge in militia attacks in north-eastern Congo so far this year. | United Nations aid officials are warni... (photo: Getty Images)
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Charles and Camilla head for home to avoid limelight
THE Prince of Wales and Camilla Parker Bowles kept a low profile yesterday after finally announcing their plans to marry. | Retreating to Highgrove in Gloucestershire, th... (photo: Tim Graham Picture Library/Getty Images)
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Jackson showed me nude photos, claims ex-child star
IN NEW YORK | A FORMER child star who claims Michael Jackson showed him nude photographs as a young teenager has been ordered to testify against the singer in court, it e... (photo: Getty Images)
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24 die in gun and bomb attacks as Rumsfeld visits Iraq
IN BAGHDAD | A CAR bomb exploded outside a Shiite mosque north-east of Baghdad yesterday killing at least 13 people and injuring dozens more, while in a separate attack, ... (photo: US DoD)
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US rejects bilateral talks with Pyongyang
IN SEOUL | NORTH Korea has demanded bilateral talks with the United States over its nuclear weapons programme, but Washington quickly rejected the idea yesterday and insi... (photo: Getty Images)
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Broadway dims its lights after playwright Miller dies aged 89
ARTHUR Miller, one of the 20th century's greatest playwrights best known for Death of a Salesman and The Crucible, has died aged 89 after a battle against cancer and hear... (photo: Lawrence Lucier/Getty Images)
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Holidaymakers, please come to Phuket, the people need you
A LETTER FROM THAILAND | THERE are few places that fulfil the fantasy of tropical paradise the way Thailand does. Or did, before the tsunami. The destruction of paradise ... (photo: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)
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Migration expert makes case for helping foreign workers
By AKEMI NAKAMURA | Staff writer | Special measures are needed to tackle the unique problems faced here by foreigners of Japanese descent, such as Japanese Brazilians and... (photo: WN)
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UK claims freed Britons pose terror threat
The government has decided that four Britons released from Guantánamo Bay pose a terrorist threat to the United Kingdom, on the basis of evidence alleged to have com... (photo: Getty Images)
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Six towns, six pledges - the election campaign begins
Tony Blair effectively triggered a three and a half month election campaign yesterday by unveiling Labour's six key election pledges on a six-city helicopter tour of Engl... (photo: Getty Images)
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